Raspberries to the operator of the idling Chevrolet diesel pickup, FE 1882. You were in front of 59 First Avenue South on Friday, March 10 after 2:30 p.m. Your truck was idling for at least 15 minutes with no one in it!
The weather is sunny and not cold.
I just had the “privilege” of sucking your diesel exhaust from the four inch tailpipe while shovelling snow to make the sidewalk safer for you and others to walk on. And I’m trying to recover from a cold. Please think about what you are doing. Don’t idle! Disconnect your remote start if you don’t have control of it.
Bert Groenenberg
Williams Lake
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The staff and management of the Cariboo Chilcotin Child Development Centre Association would like to send a bouquet of roses to Insp. Len Butler and Sgt. Jeff Tyre of the Conservation Officer Service for attending the Child Development Centre’s annual Ice Fishing Event at Dugan Lake.
Also, a thank you to Surplus Herby’s for supporting the Child Development Centre’s annual Ice Fishing Event.
Sherry Kahanyshyn
Supported Child Development
Williams Lake
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A huge bouquet of roses to the three gentlemen who helped me when I fell on the sidewalk near Barton Insurance on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Also, thank you to the ambulance attendants and the staff in emergency and Dr. Wolfe who treated me. Thank you again.
Penny D.
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A huge bouquet of roses to Dr. Schreve, wound care nurses, emergency room nurses, ambulance attendants and physiotherapy at Cariboo Memorial Hospital.
The care our dad received during the hectic last few months has been exceptional.
We appreciate all you did to make his life as easy as possible.
For that we are truly grateful.
Ted and Sheena Rogers
Williams Lake
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I would like to extend a HUGE thank you to Elder Hansen and Elder Jorgensen for helping me move on January 21.
You made my day and helped me out tremendously. You guys are the BEST!
Kim H.
Williams Lake